Fallsburg High School - Focus Yearbook (Fallsburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

i 3 Superintendent 's Message It was almost four years ago that I came upon the Falisburgh scene as Junior High School Principal. Shortly after my arrival, I was visited by the President of the Jun- ior High G.O. and many other ninth graders—now seniors—who wished me well in my new position. It is now my good fortune to be able to return those good wishes. Those of you who are seniors will soon be entering a new position in life—that of a high school graduate. In this new station in life you will enjoy many privileges which have heretofore been denied you; but you will also have to face many new re- sponsibilities. Falisburgh Central School has played a major role in developing your ability to successfully cope with this new situation. It is my sincere hope that it has done its job well. May your future be filled with happiness and success. JOSEPH CAROL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Hoard of Education Left to right: Absent L. Perlstein; M. Davis; H. Walter; P. Salon; B. Cosor; G. Van Vleet; B. Kitias; E. Immerman; Dr. F. Elias 5 Mr. Madeo; Miss Cranmer; Mr. Feldman; Mrs. Finkelstein; Mrs. Solomon Stephen altman stevie” the power of the little—that should be the first lesson of life bachelor's club 10; jv baseball 10; varsity baseball 12; go cart 12 linda bernstein lyn a license, a license, my kingdom for a license chorus 9; service patrol 9; future nurses of america 10; typing 11; library 12; art 12 robert boklack bobby” a little short for sports they say, he’s still a star, and all the way jv basketball 9; dance 9; french 10; conser- vation 10; tennis 11 george brown george” leave it to george telegraphy 9; jv basketball 10; soccer 10-12; varsity baseball 11, 12; go cart 12 10 kathleen brown kathy those of few words are those of the best arts and crafts 9; future nurses of america 10; f.h.a. 11; typing 12 Stephen carnesi skip i expect that woman will be the last thing civilized by man chorus 9; service patrol 9; jv basketball 9; jv baseball 9; soccer 9-12; varsity basketball 10-12; varsity baseball 10-12; go cart 12 robert cohen will ■ you, won’t you, join the dance? jv baseball 9; typing soccer 10-12; dramatics bobby” will you, won’t you 10; jv basketball 9; 12 II sharon cohen porky i have no other hut a woman's reason band 9, 10; chorus 9, 10; service patrol 9, 11; cheerleading 10-12; typing 11 florence depuy a good book is the best of friends chorus 9; typing 10; f.h.a. 11. 12 tinker frank dragonchuck butch” his neat appearance is the key note of his success jv basketball 9; chorus 9, 10; service patrol 9; varsity baseball 9-12; soccer 10-12; sports 10 heather duke dukie all the world’s a stage band 9-11; chorus 9; meteor 9; math 9; art 9, 12; service patrol 9-11; french 10; drama 10; thespian soc. 10-12; student council 11, 12; focus 12 12 gerald eckert jerry his sole concern with work is considering how he might avoid it model 9; art 9; dance 10; french 10; chess 10 patricia economou ''patti it's a credit to any girl to be neat service patrol 9; sewing 9; f.h.a. 9, 11, 12; future nurses of america 10 clinton eltE clint” some say shy, some say not; regardless, he's liked a lot service patrol 9; conservation 10; varsity baseball 11 dennis fairbrother denny” no one knows what he can do until he tries band 9; jv basketball 9; varsity baseball 9-12; soccer 10-12; varsity basketball 10-12; typing 10; class officer 11; tennis 12 Jeffrey farber jeff absence makes the heart grow fonder meteor 9; service patrol 9; sports 10 13 linda friedberg lin beware of her fair hair, for she excels all women in the magic of her locks band 9-12; chorus 9-10; honor soc. 9, 11, 12; chorus officer 9; student council 9; honor soc. officer 9, 12; a.a. delegate 11; band officer 11; focus 12 Carolyn furniss kay as busy as a bee chorus 9-12; service patrol 9, 11, 12; baton twirling 10, 11 judy gainen judy” give me love and work—these two only band 9-12; chorus 9, 10, 12; student coun- cil 9; youth commission 9; honor soc. 9, 11, 12; drama 9; thespian soc. 9, 11, 12; band officer 10; band council 10; service patrol 11; typing 11; focus 12 frances gerson fran a circle may be small, yet it may be as mathematically beautiful and perfect as a larger one meteor 9; drama 9, 10; Spanish 10; typing 11, 12 herbert gold herbie” the sweetest roamer is a boy’s young heart chorus 9; jv basketball 9; jv baseball 9; soc- cer 9-12; varsity baseball 10-12; service pa- trol 9; flag bearer 9-12; varsity basketball 10-12; typing 10 14 Steven goldstein steve” think in the morning, act in the noon, eat in the evening, sleep in the night soccer 9-12; meteor 9; jv basketball 9, 10; varsity basketball 11, 12; varsity baseball 10-12; typing 10; a.a. delegate 10; a.a. officer 11; focus 12 michael gold mike' nature is god’s instrument; art is man’s class officer 9; soccer manager 9; band 9-12 chorus 9, 10; service patrol 9; meteor 9 youth commission 9; typing 10; tennis 11 band council 12; a.a. officer 12; focus 12 mary goodwin mary” good things come in small packages chorus 9; typing 10; f.h.a. 11, 12 francine gordon • fran yes, an’ no, an’ mebbe, an’ mebbe not band 9-12; chorus 9, 10; chorus acc. 9; honor soc. 9; honor soc. officer 9; service patrol 9-11; typing 11; tennis 12; student council 12; comet 12; focus 12 ruth ann greenzweig ruth” she tan ride a pogo stick, she can ski, but not without an injury band 9-12; chorus 9, 10; student council 10, 11; bio. lab asst. 11; honor soc. 11, 12; class officer 12; calculus 12; focus 12 15 barbara griff griffie' there’s no wisdom like frankness meteor 9; service patrol 9; honor soc. 9, 11, 12; drama 10; chess 10; baton twirling 10- 12; debate 11; aquatics 11; thespian soc. officer; comet 12; focus 12 sandra hale ''sandy'' if you mean gettin' hitched, I’m in f.h.a. 9-11; future nurses of america 10; aquatics 11, 12; service patrol 11 linda harra ''lin” quietness is best future nurses of america 10; chorus 10; comet 12 bernard hartman bernie a good heart is better than all the heads in the world archery 9; conservation 10 16 karen hillman karen a well known voice has she because of its high frequency band 9-12; student council officer 9; chorus 9, 10, 12; honor soc. 9, 11, 12; service pa- trol 9; band officer 9-12; band council 10- 12; thespian soc. 10-12; typing 11; bio. lab 12; honor soc. officer; focus 12 gary hoffman gar a hard beginning maketh a good ending jv basketball 9, 10; varsity basketball 12; soccer 10; jv baseball 10; comet 12; varsity baseball 11, 12; focus 12 raymond hummel ray” he likes to hunt, thinks it’s great fun, which deer will be the unlucky one shop 9; wrestling 9; service patrol 9; chess 10; dance 10; jv baseball 9-11; jv basket- ball 11 loan immerman immie ’ ACT she loves to euU and does it well, an all around girl who's really swell meteor 9; drama 9; thespian soc. 10, 12; thespian soc. officer 11; baton twirling 9; cheerleading 11; judiciary com. 10; chorus 10; class officer 11; typing 11; g.o. officer 12; tennis 12; focus 12 edward inghrim eddie the hounds all join in glorious cry, and a- hunling we will go jv basketball 9; archery 9; Spanish 10; math 11; varsity basketball 11; service patrol 11. 12; calculus 12 17 judith intrator judy” her voice is ever soft, gentle, and low—an excellent thing in women band 9-12; band officer 9, 11; chorus 9, 10; honor soc. 9, 11, 12; thespian soc. 10-12; class officer 10; judiciary comm. 11; chem lab asst. 11; tennis 12; focus 12 merilyn jacobson jake” her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are band 9-12; chorus 9, .10; class officer 9; service patrol 9; honor soc. 11; aquatics 11; typing 11; class officer 12; comet 12; fo- cus 12 myrna jacobson jake it was surely god who taught women to dance service patrol 9; drama 9, 10; typing 11; aquatics 12; baton twirling 9-12 -merle ann johnson jonnie” the course of true love never did run smooth band 9-12; service patrol 9; chorus 9, 11; typing 10; aquatics 11; band officer 12; cheerleading 10, 12 sheila kanner sheil” a faithful friend is the medium of life service patrol 9, 11; meteor 9; class officer 10; f.t.a. 10; typing 11; chem lab asst. 11; focus 12 18 sally kantrowitz sal” girls blush sometimes; because they are alive chorus 9; band 9-12; service patrol 9; f.t.a. 10; chem lab asst. 11; typing 11; honor soc. 9, U, 12; debate 12; class officer 12 eileen kaplan i” take love away from life and you take away its pleasures meteor 9; service patrol 9, 11, 12; art 9; typ- ing 10, 11; Spanish 10; drama 10; aquatics 11; focus 12 Stanley kestecher stan” a auiet chap and friendly too; with him politeness is a virtue art 9; typing 10; tennis 12 iva' kozachuck ivy” her ways are pleasantness, and all her paths are peace chorus 9, 10; service patrol 9 barbara klein bobbie” a merry heart rnaketh a cheerful countenance chorus 9, 10, 12; f.t.a. 10 robert kunis bobby” if i should lose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by meteor 9; service patrol 9; flag bearer 9-12; visual aids 9; jv basketball 9; varsity base- ball 9-12; varsity basketball 10-12; Spanish 10; typing 10, 12; tennis 11; focus 12 jacob levine jake” i like work, it fascinates me, i can look at it for hours meteor 9; service patrol 9; band 9, 10; Span- ish 10 alice lowe allie” silence is the most perfect herald of joy dance 9; chess 10 20 gary lungen lunge” to cultivate kindness is a valuable part of the business of life archery 9; service patrol 9, 11; band 9-12; Spanish 10; typing 10; photography 9, 11 samuci mennes sammy” he is capable of adapting himself to playing his part under whatever circumstances drama 9; chorus 9; service patrol 9; basket- ball manager 9; baseball manager 9; typing 10; varsity basketball 10, 11; varsity baseball manager 12; tennis 12; thespian soc. 10-12 paul michaels mike he is so good that no one can be a better man student council officer 9; chorus 9, 10; band 9-12; honor soc. 9, 11, 12; archery 9; jv basketball 10; class officer 11; typing 11; jv basketball 11; debate 12 ronald miller ronny” no mind is thoroughly well organized that is deficient of a sense of humor chorus 9, 10; wrestling 9, 11; typing 10;'go cart 12 florence misner flo” god one morning, glad of heaven, laughed and that was you band 9-12; chorus 9, 10, 12; typing 10; thespian soc. 10-12; student council 10; honor soc. 11, 12; chem lab asst. 11; stu- dent council officer 12; honor soc. officer 12 carol morris friends are bom, not made bushy” dance 9; chess 10; service patrol 11 21 kevin mullea muldoon the early bird gets the worm photography 11; focus 12 -earl novick carl” a good heart is worth gold meteor 9; sendee patrol 9; jv. basketball 9; jv baseball 9; chorus 9; varsity baseball 10- 12; sports 10; varsity basketball 10-12; soc- cer 11-12; go cart 12 loretta oesterreich patti” conversation seems always to tire me chorus 9, 10; band 9-12; sendee patrol 10; aquatics 11, 12; typing 11; art 12 22 robert rittner robby” great actions speak great minds band 9-12; chorus 9; drama 9; service patrol 9; f.t.a. 10; thespian soc. 10-12; honor soc. 11, 12 marcia rosenblum marsh” so of cheerfulness, or a good temper; more it is spent the more of it remains meteor 9; chorus 10-12; thespian soc. 10-12; thespian soc. officer 11, 12; a.a. 11, 12; sec. a.a. 11, 12; cheerleading 12; focus 12 helaine rosenthal legs” loyalty is the holiest good in the human heart dance 9; meteor 9; service patrol 9, 12; chorus 9; Spanish 10; typing 10, 11; focus 12 23 louis saperstein louie” his is a purse that is full of every man’s money merit badge 9; service patrol 9; jv baseball 9; jv basketball 10; varsity baseball 10-12; typing 10; math 11; calculus 12; class of- ficer 12; comet 12 rita schlifkin schlif” unthinking, idle, wild and young, 1 laughed and danced and talked and sung dance 9; baton twirling 9; service patrol 9, 12; drama 9, 10; cheerleading 10-12; chorus 11, 12; focus 12; thespian soc. 12 michael schmuckler big man” ' e me a lever long enough and a fulcrum strong enough, and single-handed i can move the world band 9-12; chorus 9, 11; math 9; jv baseball 10; jv basketball 10; soccer 11, 12; drama 11, 12; lifesaving 11; judiciary com. 11; band council 11; thespian soc. 12; student council officer 12 diane schwartz dee dee a met, shy, but lots of fun; she’s a girl liked by everyone f.h.a. 9, 12; service patrol 9; Spanish 10; typing 11 24 samuel schwartz sam once a gentleman, always a gentleman band 9-12; chorus 9-11; meteor 9; comet 11, 12; calculus 12; focus 12 madeleine semel maddy life is short, hut she always found time for short courtesy meteor 9; drama 9, 10; Spanish 10; aquatics 11, 12 karen sherman katie her quiet manner and pleasing ways; deserve much credit and loads of praise chorus 9-11; dance 9; drama 10; service pa- trol 11; f.h.a. 12 lawrence silverman larry must complain; the cards are all shuffled wrong, 'til i have a good hand drama 9; art 9; judiciary com. 9; chess 10; jv basketball 10; typing 11; tennis 12; stu- dent council 12; focus 12 phyllis Stratton suzie if there were many more like her, the stock of halos would give out f.h.a. 9, 11; future nurses of america 10 25 eleanor sussman ellie personal beauty is a greater recommendation than any letter of introduction dance 9; drama 9; meteor 9; Spanish 10; typ- ing 10; aquatics 11; tennis 12; judiciary com. 12 patricia tierney peachie want what i want when i want it sewing 9; f.h.a. 9, 11, 12; Spanish 10; cheer- leading 11, 12 roberta todras ''bobby though we can’t out-vote them, we will out- argue them chorus 9, 10; band 9-12; student council of- ficer 9; thespian soc. 10-12; honor soc. 11, 12; typing 11; band council 12; debate 12; honor soc. officer 12; focus 12 pamela turner pam” a loving heart is the beginning of all knowl- edge band 9-12; chorus 9-11; honor soc. 9; sendee patrol 9; band council 11; thespian soc. 11, 12; typing 11; focus 12 Virginia turner ginger” four be the things I’d be better without— love, curiosity, freckles, and doubt chorus 9-12; band 9-12; service patrol 9; aquatics‘11; cheerleading 11, 12; comet 12 26 jane weisbord janie” speak out, hide not thy thoughts band 9-1.2; chorus 9, 10; meteor 9; debate 9, 11; drama 9, 10; thespian soc. 10-12; typing 11; student council 12; comet 12; focus 12 william whittaker “billy and certainly he is a good fellow band 9-12; chorus 9-11; meteor 9; student patrol 9, 10; typing 10; calculus 12; debate 12; focus 12 royal wilson butch tall and handsome, very smart, watch out girls, he’ll steal your heart archery 9; soccer 9-12; jv basketball 9; shop 9; service patrol 9; varsity basketball 10-12; varsity baseball 10; chess 10 theodore winitsky teddy” work and acquire and thou hast chained the wheel of chance band 9-12; service patrol 9, 11; meteor 9; jv baseball 9; debate 10; typing 11; thespian soc. 10-12; honor soc. 9, 11, 12; calculus 12 shirley wright shirl” she’d rather lose her dinner than her jest band 9, 10; chorus 9, 12; sendee patrol 9; f.h.a. 11; typing 11 , � 27 Senior Class Officers Sally Kantrowitz, Louis Saperstein, Merilyn Jacobson, Ruthann Greenzweig. Zhe Awful Zruth NAME WEAKNESS 1. Stephen Altman Diane 2. Robert Balducci Space 3. Linda Bernstein Rig 4. Robert Boklack Intro, to Bus. 5. George Brown Pat 6. Kathleen Brown Males 7. Steven Carnesi Horses 8. Philip Carter Equations 9. Rita Chernow Hair Clips 10. Robert Cohen Jokes 11. Sharon Cohen Boys 12. Susanne Davis Andy 13. Florence De Puy Library 14. Frank Dragonchuk Clothes 15. Heather Duke Gary 16. Gerald Eckert Girls? 17. Patricia Economou Reggie 18. Clinton Eltz Liberty 19. Dennis Fairbrother Nathana 20. Jeffrey Farber Cold Weather 21. Linda Friedberg Westerns 22. Carolyn Furniss Liberty Boys 23. Judy Gainen Mike 24. Frances Gerson Kookie 25. Herbert Gold Pat 26. Michael Gold Karen 27. Steve GoMstein Food 28. Mary Goodwin Sewing 29. Francine Gordon Brooklyn 30. Ruth Greenzweig C.C.N.Y. 31. Barbara Griff Tall Boys 32. Helen Griff Corvets 33. Sandra Hale Milty 34. Linda Hara Swimming 35. Bernard Hartman Short Ones 36. Karen Hillman Mike 37. Gary Hoffman Linda 38. Ray Hummel Sophs 39. Joan Immerman Chocolate Bars 40. Eddie Ingrim Dottie 41. Judy Intrator Bernie 42. Daves 43. Myrna Jacobson Birds 44. Merle Ann Johnson Butch 45. Sheila Kanner Beauty Parlors PET PEEVE NOTED FOR French Earth School Mr. Brizel Cars Dented Fenders Scientific Mind Hair Styles Uninhibitedness '55 Pontiac Short Hair Golden Locks Mondays Parties Hook Shots Perfect Pitch Math Perfect Buns Pop’s Truck Lindy Sunny South Cheerleading The Band Her Speed Reading Losing Sweaters Knitting Freezers Bus. Math Class Neatness Sisters Curly Hair Ba’ar Huntin School Attendance Record Steve Goldstein Long Hair Her Father Marks Selling Ice Cream Continental Cheerleading Ranking Singing Voice Her Figure Fogo-Sticks M.G. Yearbooks Yackety-yak Stories Southern Accent Cartoons Quietness Deadlines Her Sermons Sports Page His Prowess Mr. Beytin Cape Canaveral Her Laugh Mr. Beytins Fights Soft Voice Fund Raising Excitability Non-Cheerers Latin Driving Clothes Zhe Awful Zrulh DISPOSITION NEEDS MOST 1. Dashing Speed Limit 2. Logical Rocket Ship 3. Friendly License 4. Good Natured An E 5. Booming '56 Station Wagon 6. Sweet A Steady 7. Cheerful Water-Wings 8. Serious L'Amour 9. Nice A Blue-Eyed Fella 10. Animated New Routine 11. Demure Trip To Alabama 12. Cool Roller Skates 13. Quiet More Time To Read 14. Explosive A Scholarship 15. Dramatic Academy Award 16. Cool • Own Pin Ball Machine 17. Thoughtful Band of Gold 18. Easy Going His Own Forest 19. Lovable Frozen Supply Of Hotchie 20. Quiet Pills 21. Smiley Five Inches 22. Busy To Settle Down 23. Ambitious Automatic Transmission 24. Cute A Date With Kookie 25. Smooth A New Suit 26. Exuberant A. A. Card 27. Charming Full Refrigerator 28. Sweet A Little Lamb 29. Serene Bus-Line To N. Y. 30. Adventurous Blue Cross Policy 31. Cuddly Another Spanking 32. Flirty Tranquillizer 33. Giggly Marriage License 34. Serious Adventure 35. Subdued Loud Voice 36. Moody Ten Pounds 37. Great Denny 38. Easy Going Another Foot 39. Swell New Horizons 40. Vacillating Computer 41. Pleasant Megaphone 42. Agreeable Stock Holders 43. Gae Permanent 44. Carefree New Car 45. Happy A Wig SHOULD BE SONG Chauffeur Captain Video Fireman Juggler Wrestler Detective Skin Diver Bohemian A Nurse Comedian Roller Skater Artist Fat Lady State Trooper Actress Wrestler Home Ec. Teacher. Robin Hood ....... U. S. Treasurer Doctor Senator Supervisor At Syracuse In L. I. Playboy In A Combo Philanthropist On The Yankees Model Mt. Climber Lawyer Play Girl Southern Belle Policewoman Gunsmith Weight-Lifter Clown .................. A Midget Doctor 1st to Moon Carnival Barker J. P. Morgan Dance Instructor Stock Car Racer Debutante Beep-Beep Wide-Open Spaces I Wanna Be Loved” In The Mood Seven Little Girls Some Enchanted Evening Splish-Splash Why Don't You Believe Me Ain't She Sweet Come Dance With Me Teach Me Tonight Slow-Poke” Don't Take The Stars” ------ Beer-Barrel-Poker The Great Pretender” All Of Me Ring On My Finger I’m Movin' On Money Tree Baby, It’s Cold Outside Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Carolina Moon From A School Ring” Charlie, My Boy A Casual Look” Caress Me, Baby La Cucaracha ........... For It Was Mary Let's Love” Happy Wanderer If I Had My Way ................ Be Sociable Dixie” ...................... Linda” ...................... Shout ...... Skinny-Minny Just As Much As Ever Personality It's All In The Game Flying Saucers Come Softly Pennies From Heaven Dance, Dance, Dance ................. Transfusion .... Unforgettable Zhc J wful NAME WEAKNESS 46. Sally Kantrowitz Languages 47. Eileen Kaplan Sneakers 48. Stanley Kestecher Pretty Girls 49. Barbara Klein Normie 50. Iva Kozachuk Tommy 51. Robert Kunis Doreen 52. Jacob Levine City Girls 53. Frances Leff People 54. Alice Lowe Bill 55. Gary Lungen Heather 56. Sam Mennes Fla. Girls 57. Paul Michaels Yankees 58. Ronald Miller Class Offices 59. Flo Misner Apples 60. Carol Morris Frankie 61. Howie Mostowski Slang 62. Saul Mostowski Arguments 63. Kevin Mullen Chem Lab 64. Carl Novick Pretty Girls 65. Patti Oesterreich Swimmin Hole 66. Richard Oretsky Cliffy’s Office 67. Elaine Pilny Teddy Bears 68. Robert Rittner History 69. Marcia Rosenblum Pizza Pie 70. Helainc Rosenthal Failin’ Up Steps 71. Louis Saperstein Money 72. Steven Scheinberg Miss Ferrari 73- Rita Schlifkin Joel 74. Mike Schmuckler Short Girls 75. Diane Schwartz Dennis 76. Sam Schwartz His Jeep 77. Madeleine Semel Beatniks 78. Karen Sherman Boys 79. Larry Silverman Junior Girls 80. Phyllis Stratton Clothes 81. Eleanor Sussman Miami 82. Pat Tierney Herbie 83. Roberta Todras Mr. La Ruffa 84. Pam Turner Shel 85. Virginia Turner Delhi 86. Jane Weisbord Camp 87. Bill Whittaker Younger Girls 88. Royal Wilson Females 89. Ted Winitsky Hefties 90. Shirley Wright Kenny PET PEEVE NOTED FOR Selling Newspapers Blushing Fallsburgh Her Looks Short People His Height Typing Red Hair Telephone Co. Neatness Monticello Athletics Cliffy's Place Detention Squeaking Arguments Mrs. Kramer Jokes Mark Wiles Camping Trips The Big 3 Acting Denny Forgetfulness Elections . Escapades Phone Bills Personality Long Skirts Sports Skeletons Humor Teachers His Opinions Bowling Himself Dragons Basketball Cheering Squad Art Jeffrey Laughing Journalism Her Smile Mr. Denning Gum-Giving Her Friends Laughing Mr. Halchak Her Legs Smoking Records Trumpet Silence Linda Dancing Little Men The Big Man Pat Tierney Shyness Cameras His Clothes The May Flower Her Parties Telephone Co. Her Smile We Love Kids Trips To Library Susie . Freckles Nudges” Charleston Rivals Her Figure Mr. Madeo Trips To N. Y. Mr. Feldman Her Eyes Freckles Beauty Contests The Comet Reliability His Medals Glasses His Looks Brains ’Ginger” Humor Zhe Awful DISPOSITION NEEDS MOST 46. Amiable Drivers' Test 47. Reserved Cook Book 48. Reticent A C re wcut 49. Temperamental Diamond Ring 50. Sweet Miss Rosner 51. Boisterous Gas Money To Wdrg. 52. Carefree Free N. Y. Calls 53. Dizzy Help 54. Calm Cigarette Machine 55. Unassuming New Ford 56. Wonderful! Applause? 57. Shy Irregularity 58. Reckless Campaign Manager 59. Funny Ticket To The City 60. Talkative Wedding Ring 61. Jovial A New Coffin 62. Talkative An Audience 63- Happy A Steady 64. Suave A Harem 65. Quiet Laughing Gas 66. Shifty Affection 67. Great One-Way Ticket To Pa. 68. Sensible To Fail A Test 69. Vivacious A Trip To Miami 70. Self-Possessed Escalator 71. Cool Cat A New Caddy 72. Likeable A Tailor 73. Sexy Her Own Car 74. Nonchalant A Haircut 75. Charming The City 76. Good Hearted A Station Wagon 77. Saucy Bigger Living Room 78. Radiant A Piano Lesson 79. Out Of This World Deck Of Cards 80. Sweet A Boyfriend 81. Sophisticated Another Ring 82. Generous A New I.D. 83. Exotic A Little Lovin' 84. Bright Marriage License 85. Unbelievable A Beau 86. Aloof . About 1 Foot 87. Another Medal 88. Different Dance Lessons 89. Adamant An IBM Machine 90. Cheerful A Bedpan SHOULD BE SONG Chorus Girl Can-Can Miss Reingold Moon Over Miami” A Barber Standing On A Corner” M.R.S. Lovers Never Say Good-By” Private Sec. Starry-Eyed” Prin. of Monti High Anything Goes” Professor Can’t Wait For Summer” An Octave Lower All Shook Up A Wife Billy” Jockey Moonlight Gambler Actor You've Got What It Takes” Superman A Worried Man President Undecided” Woolworth Salesgirl Teachers' Pet Olympic Champ Frankie In Vaudeville You Bug Me, Baby A Salesman Happy Talk A Romeo Smokie” A Bookie Oh Carol Tight-Rope Walker Hey, Little Girl” Bartender Unforgettable T elephone-Lineman Teddy Bear” Don Juan Sittin In The Back Seat” A Wac Kookie” Track Star The Best Of Everything Doby Gillis Poison Ivy Boxer Some Enchanted Evening Dancer If I Give My Heart To You” Hair Tonic Manuf. All Of Me Secretary Oh Diana Photographer Autumn Leaves Hostess Come On A My House Airline Stewardess Karen” A Dealer Deck Of Cards” Gym Teacher Sweet Sue Dancer Dancing The Blues Away Private Sec. Love Potion No. 9 Mediator True Love” Housewife Love Walked In Miss America Ole' Virginny Philosopher 5 Ft. Of Heaven Trumpet Soloist Trumpet Lullaby Public Speaker Talk To Me Mathematician I've Said It Again ' A Nurse She's All Wright Class Will LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OE THE CLASS OF I960 We, the Seniors, attending Fallsburgh Central High School, Eallsburg, New York, in this year of our Lord, I960, being of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make, pub- lish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all former wills and codicils thereto made by us at any time heretofore. We hereby nominate, constitute and appoint our Class Advisor, Milton Brizel, to be the Executor of this, our Last Will and Testament and we hereby authorize and empower him, in his discretion, to execute, to the best of his ability, our be- quests and bequeaths upon our final departure from this institution on June 28, I960. Let it be known that: FIRST: I, STEPHEN ALTMAN, donate my Esso credit card to the Fox twins, my spectacles to Carol Rosenberg, on the condition that she doesn’t break them, but I take Diane with me. ROBERT BALDUCCI leaves his plane flying to Serge Korniloff, his worn Spanish seat to Joan Selznow, and his Herald Tribune to Milton Brizel so he may become more literate. LINDA BERNSTEIN gives her numerous driving tests to Jo Weisbord, her high heels to her sister, Gail, and with her she takes Poopsie. ROBERT BOKLACK bequeaths his seat in the South Cafeteria to John Winfield and to John Halchak, he supplies as much water as he can drink in the next twenty years. With him, Robert takes all the things he borrowed and never returned. I, GEORGE BROWN, give to the lower classman of the same name my visits to Lansmans. To Glen Slater I gladly relinquish my Friday night taxi service and my seat in Business English I leave to Pat Fedun. KATHLEEN BROWN leaves her G.O. card to Velma Kimbell, her sneakers to Dottie Eckert and she takes with her, her fond memories of F.C.S. STEPHEN CARNESI donates the Monticello Raceway to Ward R. Young, some spaghetti to Mary Ann Ferarri on the condition that she knows how to properly wind it on her fork. With him, he takes Happy Kappy. PHILIP C.ARTER does not dispose of anything. He takes all his property with him. Her seat in cell-block 45, RITA CHERNOW gladly relinquishes to her brother, Billy, her big bath towel she gives to Esther Grossman, and her pens to Nathan Weiss. I, ROBERT COHEN, deliver my nose to Rick Edelkind, my derriere” to anyone who needs it, and my dramatic skill to the Thespian Society. SECOND: I, SHARON COHEN, give my cheering position to my sister, Debbie, my study halls to Artha Hedman, and my driving escapades to an adventurer. SUSANNE DAVIS leaves her speed to Roger Whittaker, her paint brush to Jo Weisbord, and she leaves Nathan Weiss standing with the door open. FLORENCE DEPUY leaves her height to Mary Ann Ferarri, her Chemistry marks to Phyllis Rosenberg, and to her brother, her former seat in the homeroom governed by Milton Brizel. Burt Gold is the recipient of FRANK DRAGONCHUK'S Thinking Rock” and Julius Malamud receives his haircut. Frank will leave with anyone who will accompany him. I, HEATHER DUKE, authorize that my Thespian points go to Glen Slater, my diaphragm Class Will exercises to a KUKE” and if there are no objections. I'll take Gary with me. GERALD ECKERT bestows upon his cousin, Dottie, his locker and to Fred Madeo he leaves his happy times. Shelly Fox receives PATRICIA ECONOMOU'S seat in Bookkeeping II, her unused gym locker Eileen Novick gets, and to Bobby Allen goes her study habits. CLINTON ELTZ gives the auditorium to John Bullock. His study halls go to Dennis Dainack and his height to Charles Gibson. DENNIS FAIR- BROTHER gives Pecky Pa to Steve Wasserman and his fantastic Latin marks to Vicki McCarthy. Barry Fox is the recipient of JEFFREY FARBER'S Bookkeeping II seat. He donates Business English to anyone and he gives absentees to Eliz. Haines. THIRD, I, LINDA FRIEDBERG, leave my Senatorship” to Eugene Feldman, my roving position in band to Cathy Moskowitz and my seat in Spanish III to anyone who can pass Spanish II. CAROLYN FURNISS relinquishes her love of horses to Bobby Hartman. Her experiences in the Madison she donates to Barbara Lara and her Liberty boys and marines go wth her. JUDY GAINEN gives Freud to Eugene Feldman for at least he understands him. Her sax goes to Joey Goldstein and her diving ability she happily gives to Fran Higgins. Her height, FRANCES GERSON leaves to her brother Bruce, the ice cream to the next Senior Class and her glasses go with her so she can see. I, HERBERT GOLD, gladly donate my swimming classes to Mark Wiles and I take my Continental with me. MICHAEL GOLD leaves his A.A. headaches to Ila Wolfer and Pat Fedun; to Burt, he gives his snare drum so he can bang, bang, until he goes nuts. He is sorry, but Karen goes with him. His seat in Math, STEVEN GOLDSTEIN leaves to Shelly Fox, his crazy dance steps to Slim” Wasserman, and his soccer position to the Grossman boys. MARY GOOD- WIN gives her typing marks to Viola Kline, her profound memories of Spanish go with her. FRANCINE GORDON bequeaths her extracurricular activities to her brother, Steve, her trips to N. Y. City to Ellen Kantzler, and she takes with her a one way ticket to the city. The Vice Presidency of the Senior Class, RUTH GREENZ- WEIG leaves to Arnold Komitsky, her Lit. Survey class she gives to her brother, Neil, provided that he argue to the end, and her M.G. she takes with her, for a sporting good time. FOURTH: I, BARBARA GRIFF, hereby donate the editorship of the Focus to anyone who wants aggravation, my three classes with Eugene Feldman to any neurotic who wants to become psychotic, and my black sweater and tights to any aspiring young beatnik. HELEN GRIFF bequeaths her drum majorette uniform to Annabelle Honig, her cheering position to Geri Wilson, and her Geometry marks to a future mathematical genius. Mary Reynolds is the lucky recipient of SANDRA HALE'S typewriter. Her smile goes to Zena Cohen, and Sandy takes her last name with her in case of an emergency. The Comet is the benefactor of LINDA HARRA'S cartoons, and her front seat in Bookkeeping I goes to anyone who wants it. BERNARD HARTMAN S hall locker goes to John Hayes. His ability to elude swimming goes to any non-swimmer, and his study hall seat goes to his brother Bob. Her two handsome brothers, Karen Class Will HILLMAN leaves in the care of swooning girls, her voice to Lewis Deutsch, and her figure she leaves to Linda Sacks. The sports editorship on the Comet, GARY HOFF- MAN gives to any idiot who will take it. The Hoffman soccer line he donates to Morty Braver, but he takes Linda Sacks with him. RAYMOND HUMMEL leaves the running showers to Carl Hodes, and the parking area he gives to Dennis Dainack. The G.O. Vice Presidency, JOAN IMMERMAN leaves to Glen Slater. Joan leaves Mr. Beytin in Norma Lemberger's care and her brother Saul, gets chocolate bars so he may continue the Immerman fad. EDWARD INGHRIM be- queaths his coffee break to Stanley Minarsky, his record collection to Bonnie Smith, and he leaves his grouchiness.” FIFTH: I, JUDITH INTRATOR, give my booming voice to Nathan Weiss, associate- editorship of the Focus to Eileen Giordano and I take Ho-der Cowboy with me. MERILYN JACOBSON leaves to Jimmy Schwartz the task of delaying the school bus every morning on Little Pond Road; and she gives her sympathy to the Senior Class presidents to come. MYRNA JACOBSON leaves her dancing ability to her sister, Bette, her wild parties to Martin Frier and she takes with her her father's sweaters. Her car, MERLE ANN JOHNSON leaves to George Brown, Linda Sacks and Howie Ottenheimer. Her cheering position she gives to Sue Cohen and her love she sends to Davie Kaplan. I, SHEILA KANNER, leave my swimming title to Artha Hedman, my Chemistry experiments to Sam Beytin and my brother Neil to Annabelle Honig. SALLY KANTROWITZ bestows her flute upon Debbie Cohen, her class participation to Howie O. and the manner of reading Latin with a Brooklyn accent to Joseph Denning. The Flying Angel” EILEEN KAPLAN leaves to Ila Wolfer, her great love” of the pool she bequeaths to Mr. Halchak, and she happily leaves Fallsburg. Harold Lida is the recipient of STANLEY KESTECHER’S shyness. Rick Edelkind receives his driver's permit and his studying ability goes to Nelson Smilowitz. BAR- BARA KLEIN leaves her New York boyfriends to Jan Rose. She takes her red hair and regrets leaving Frank Kaplan. IVA KOZACHUK bequeaths test tubes to Sam Beytin. Her numerous visits to Eliz. Haines go to her brother Steve, and she takes Tommy Hale with her. SIXTH: I, ROBERT KUNIS, bequeath my position on Varsity to Elliot Podwell, my sunny disposition to Monti High and I take Doreen with me. Her seat in the band, FRANCES LEFF relinquishes to Alice Rosenshein, and her voice she leaves to Leslie Levine. Her concern for Fred Madeo she leaves to her sister Marcia. JACOB LEVINE donates his Impala to the Rosenberg twins. He wants to take Diane Gabel with him. The recipient of ALICE LOWE’S jokes and comments is Geri Wilson. She gives the bed in Eliz. Haines' office to Dona Cross, and she takes her dis- position with her. I, GARY LUNGEN, hand over my Chemistry class to any- one; to my brother I leave my place in band. Naturally, I take Heather with me. To Linda Sacks, SAMUEL MENNES gives his Thespian membership, and his acting ability he donates to Fred Madeo. His knowledge of current events, Sam Class Will bequeaths to Jack Leshner. His toe, PAUL MICHAELS rehnquishes to Arturo Buvachi, and his jitterbug strut he leaves to Vicki McCarthy. Latin III Paul leaves to Linda Sacks, if she can conquer it. RONALD MILLER leaves a new pair of striped pants to Fred Madeo if he'll wear them with a plaid jacket. He gives Business English to any intellectual, and with him, Ronald takes all the knowledge he acquired in two weeks of school. The recipient of FLORENCE MISNER'S French horn is Sue Madeo, her bathing suit she bequeaths to John Halchak and her 550 apple seeds to the Johnny Appleseed Fan Club provided they are planted. CAROL MORRIS re- linquishes her athletic ability to Artha Hedman, her silence goes to Sue Berman, but Frank goes with her. SEVENTH: I, HOWARD MOSTOWSKI, leave to Sam Beytin my sense of humor, to John Halchak a diving board and to Roberta Levine, I leave my musical beat. SAUL MOSTOWSKI bequeaths to Milton Brizel a computing machine, to John Halchak a new basketball team, and to Julius Malamud all the scientific knowledge he can memorize in one minute. A tea room is left to the rest of the gang by KEVIN MULLEN. His acting talent he leaves to Harvey Miller and Kevin leaves the school. CARL NOVICK leaves a royal flush to Howie O. and his varsity position to Charlie Gibson. He refuses to part with his walk. I, LORETTA OESTERREICH, relinquish my cheering captainship to my sister Helen. My majorette uniform I give in trust to Kathy Eltz and with me my memories of the 'KUKES. RICHARD ORETSKY donates his Bookkeeping book to Frank Kaplan, his ping-pong packet he leaves to his brother and takes his car with him. To Eugene Feldman, ELAINE PILNEY leaves her position in the Motorcycle squad, her smashed up Mercury she gives to Artha Hedman and she refuses to part with her stuffed animals and records. Nelson Smilowitz is the recipient of ROBERT RITTNF.R’S briefcase. His history- book he leaves to Joseph Denning and to Jay Kesner, Robert leaves his Honor So- ciety membership. MARCIA ROSENBLUM leaves Howie O. in George Brown's care. Her Latin marks she bequeaths to Joe Goldstein, Linda Sacks and Vickie Mc- Carthy to be divided among themselves unless Joseph Denning wants them. Ching” and the Kukes Marcia leaves to be carried on by Ila Wolfer and Lynne Gross- man. To anyone brave enough to swim it, HELAINE ROSENTHAL leaves the swimming pool. Her position as typing editor of the Focus she bequeaths to Ila Wolfer and the Junior girls are the recipients of her riding escapades to Fallsburg. EIGHTH: I, LOUIS SAPERSTEIN, leave my midnight talks with the Fox twins to them, my dancing ability I bequeath to Doreen Kaplan and Francine Gordon, and Merilyn Jacobson I take with me. STEVEN SCHIENBERG donates his handwriting to Nat Weiss if he will have it, and his history notes on the British Commonwealth to Jack Leshner. His library debts go to anyone who will pay them. To Tiela Herman, RITA SCHLIFKIN gives her place at the Bowling Alley, and to her brother Bobby, Rita leaves Mountaindale. Her cheering position she relinquishes to Sue Levine. Class Will MICHAEL SCHMUCKLER bequeaths his discussions with Joseph La Ruffa in band to Neil Kanner, his height to Fred Madco, but his big feet go with him. DIANE SCHWARTZ donates her wild parties to the Juniors. Her quietness to her brother Eddie, and with her she takes Frank Kaplan. To any future senior with stamina, SAMUEL SCHWARTZ leaves the job of delivering the newspapers. The task of picture taking he bequeaths to Harvey Miller, and the road from Woodbourne to Fallsburg he leaves a little worn out. The recipient of MADELINE SEMEL's Charleyhorse is Esther Grossman and of her old review books her sister June. To the lower classmen, Maddy leaves the thought that some day they will be seniors. Her quarrels with her uncle, KARIN SHERMAN gives to Artha Hedman and Red Hedman she leaves to Geri Wilson. Karin's blue eyes go with her. LARRY SILVER- MAN gives Eugene Feldman to anyone w'ho'Il take him, his Latin marks he gladly leaves, and slimy” he takes along. Her initials, PHYLLIS STRATTON gives to anyone provided he has an T to go with them. Her seat in Anne Rosner s room she donates to Dottie Winfield and her voice and rosy cheeks go with her. NINTH: I, ELEANOR SUSSMAN, leave my heart to Neil Kanner, my seat at the basketball games to Eileen Novick, and my place on the bowling team to Jo Weis- bord. Her cheering position, PATRICIA TIERNEY donates to Marie Dimas, her third period study hall with Ted Wiles to Ellen Gold. With her, she takes Herbie. ROBERTA TODRAS leaves her sister, Mona, all the checks she received for self control. Anyone who wants can have her quarrels with Sam Beytin, and Roberta s fighting spirit goes with her. Any junior who gets Advanced Placement can have PAMELA TURNER'S place in Eugene Feldman's heart. Pamela's trombone goes to anyone with fat lips and Doodness Dwacious” goes with her. VIRGINIA TURNER donates her position in the Fallsburg Motorcycle Club to Eugene Feldman. George Brown is the recipient of her memories of the 1959 Halloween Party and she takes her swimming ability for the future. The editorship of the Comet, JANE WEIS- BORD gives to any Junior who wants ulcers, her pony-tail hairpiece she gives to Sam Beytin to keep him warm during the winter months. Her sister, Jane leaves to the mercy of Eugene Feldman with the hope that Jo does better than she did. WILLIAM WHITTAKER leaves the school a little worn out and some teachers for his brother to enjoy. His cornet and band position he donates to his cousin Bobby. Some hair is donated to Gordon Furniss by Royal Wilson. His mustache he bequeaths to David Zaken, and number 13 he takes with him. I, THEODORE WINITSKY, leave my discussions with Sam Beytin to Leslie Levine, my driver ed. term paper to anyone to copy. To Joseph Denning I give my math ability. SHIRLEY WRIGHT leaves her Chemistry chair to Harriet Fleisher, and her lunches to Julius Malamud. Shirley takes Kenny with her. Let it beknown that we, the Senior Class, being mindful of the sincere efforts and patience bestowed upon us by our instructors do hereby bequeath the following to them: Class Will FIRST: We leave to Roland Allen a temper; to Pearl Anthony all our burnt cakes; to Samuel Beytin NaCl + HjSO, — Hcl + NaHS04; to Milton Brizel an I.B.M. com- puter to replace us; and to Joseph Denning a book entitled, Ten Lessons on How to Prepare Easy Exams.” SECOND: We leave to Eugene Feldman the world to rule; to Herman Friedman, his own Physics program, to Mary Ann Ferarri, five inches; to Gordon Furniss and Abe Primack, all our speeding tickets. THIRD: We leave Esther Grossman as P.S.O. (Permanent Shower Orderly); to Elizabeth Haines, we leave a cure for all student malingerers; to Frank Kaplan, a ready-made yearbook; to John Halchak, a life preserver with a leak; and to Gussie Kasofsky, a student silencer. FOURTH: We leave to Rose Kramer, the tennis court for a super-colossal homeroom; to Joseph La Ruffa, the N. Y. Philharmonic; to James Lauffer, a chorus of Elvis Presleys; to Jack Leshner, problems; and to Robert Longo, the Mona Lisa. FIFTH: We leave to Fred Madeo, Sara Heartburn; to Julius Malmud, his title of King Julius that we bestowed upon him; to Anna Rosner, a two finger touch system with looking; to Abe Wasserman, a super-duper gum detector; to Nathan Weiss, a voice stiffLer; to Alfred Goldstein, our college bulletins and applications; and to Ward R. Young, Blackboard Jungle.” The above bequeaths and bequests shall be executed only upon fulfillment of the fol- lowing conditions: 1— A contract shall be drawn up stating that Fallsburg will never be incor- porated into the Monti School System. 2— The moon people will never be enrolled here. 3— The pool will never become a Roman Bath. 4— Nathan Weiss will never raise the roof. 5— King Julius will never abdicate. 6— The smoke from the lavatories will never disperse throughout the whole school. 7— The odor emanating from the Chemistry room will never cease. The above described instrument was subscribed by the Senior Class, the testators named in the foregoing will in the presence of us and each of us and at the same time of mak- ing such subscription the above instrument was declared by the above testators to be their Last Will and Testament, and each of us, at the request of the testators and in their presence of each other, have hereunto signed our names as witnesses to said will on Doomsday of I960. Witness — Witness— 'tyotOUfr ZheClass Will Not... forget when Ronnie Miller wasn't running for an office the tea parties in General Science when Steve G., Denny F.. Mike G., and Gary H. did the hotchie-strut Our Soph float getting a flat what Merilyn found in her pocketbook after regents in tenth grade when the girls played jacks in the scholarship classes when Roberta joined the lonely hearts club when the senior class majored in study halls Woodridge School Mike S.'s poems when Steve G., and Herbie were B.M.O.C. Jane Russell” hill our very own strike! when we couldn’t see through the fog in the girls' bathroom when Bob Balducci found Flo's belt on the floor when Shelly W. took post-graduate courses at F.C.S. all our hen parties when Howie M. had to push a peanut across the classroom floor with his nose when Saul M. learned left from right Bob K.’s admiration” of Monticello! when Barbara K. proposed to Steven Brand when Bob R. and Sam M. were trapped in the maternity ward in the Monticello hospital when Sally K. was robbed in Radio City when Fran G. was locked in the cooler with three boys and no lights the cool drinks at the Halloween party when Sue E. thought it was too cold to write in Iceland movies every Friday night when crossword puzzles were the rage when Eleanor did the charleston when Nathana and Ruth collided in gym class the well known writings on Altman's Bus 3 when Sue D. brought a kitten into Biology in her pocketbook when Fran L. and Judy I. fought over Teddy in 7th grade Fran G., Roberta T., and Linda B., at the Laurels . . . when we decorated for the Jr. prom our never ending cake sales when Marcia and Elaine saw Fidel Castro when Helaine tried to join the army auto mechanics class was the limit when Pat T. and Diane S. became redheads Maddy Semel’s beatnik party Ginger Turner's trips to Delhi Zke Class Will Not forget Linda H. and Ziegfried The many hunting trips of Bernie Hartman Senator Friedberg took office Judy I. and Pam finally learned how to speak correctly Susie Stratton finally getting Driver Ed. when Jeffrey F. came to school when we wore bells and dog-collars Louis S.'s record collection was in great demand when Sheila K. dumped a can of powder in Joanie's mouth in gym when F.C.S. invaded Studio Party on TV Steve A.’s parties when Mike Gold gave Flo his Cub Scout Ring and Karen his brother’s I.D. when Heather played Joan of Arc George B.’s crewcut our 48 game losing streak was finally broken when Myrna was a majorette Sam S. drove our floats in the Halloween Parade Pat E. was the most cheerful senior when Karin S. hid in a garbage pail Twelve Angry Women” Billy W. wasn't a shutterbug Sam M. dreamed he was a witch in his 42C Philip’s unusual questions in Physics class Butch W. and his fan club Eddie I.’s trips to Dotty Winfield’s house Bob Boklach became Casper the Friendly Ghost Shirley’s wild jokes and her indescribable laughter The Jewel Box Cheerleaders were Mike G., Larry S., Sam M., and Dave R. when Eileen threw a rock at Steve G. when Kevin guarded our school while waiting for Judy I. Alice L.’s famous paintings Skip and Carl’s long vacations Kathy B.’s favorite haunt was the upstairs girls' room Mutt and Jeff—Tinker and Rita C. when Clint and Ray were in Ceramics class when Carolyn and Iva wore heels to school when Mary G. sang so beautifully when Sandy and Carol M. got their rings when Bob C. was our own Arthur Murray Richie and the hot dogs at Fran Gerson’s Sweet Sixteen the bull sessions that went into creating this. Class Prophecy DATELINE: March 38, 1984 HEADLINE: Class of '60 Reunites REPORTERS: Diane Schwartz, Phyllis Stratton and Pat Tierney, well-known or- ganizers of the Fallsasian Chronicle's seven page gossip column. It is New Year's Eve, March 38, 1984, and we can distinguish the flickering lights over Mostowski Street's most frequented night club, Winitsky's. Upon entering the club, our attention focuses immediately on the face of Big Brother, Mike Schmuckler glowering down from Fallsasian's largest telescreen. Then, as our gaze switches to the interior of the room, we are confronted with a full-length mural depicting the various mundane aspects in the lives of Fallsasia's proles. Included are the Sunday afternoon public hangings especially concocted for the entertainment of the kiddies, and organized by Robert Boklack. We are informed, after some inquiry concerning the designing of the mural, that Mr. Winitsky personally commissioned three of Fallsasia's finest artists, Mike Gold, Susanne Davis and Linda Harra, to paint the mural especially for this occasion (it marks the first reunion of the class of I960). Although it is still quite early, the lounge is beginning to fill with old familiar faces. The first to approach us are Richard Oretsky and Jeffry Farber, who being famous connoisseurs of the more enticing drinks offered, are already sampling the club’s cocktails. The two, we understand, have joined forces and together operate a large distillery underground. Next to catch our eye is Helen Griff, who, with Sharon Cohen and Merle Ann Johnson, pose prettily for the club’s photographer, Sam Schwartz. The girls appear to be in some sort of formation reminiscent of their old cheerleading days. Quite a number of people have entered and a large crowd has collected in the far corner of the lounge. The center of attraction is silver-haired Joan Immerman, whose mastery of mimicry and dialects has her audience completely enthralled. Miss Immer- man and her husband co-produce a weekly puppet show, Ivan and Olga.” In this group we recognize Myrna Jacobson, famous birdwatcher for the State, Elaine Pilney, Special State Bear Stuffer, and Virginia Turner, our official Bathing Beauty and Class Prophecy Queen of Dairy Products. Larry Silverman, we notice, is trying to steal the limelight from Miss Immerman with some of his famous card tricks. Mr. Silverman is President of Cynics Anonymous, but is taking a breather tonight. Dennis Fairbrother, having also interrupted Joan, has proceeded to capture his audience with tales of his baar-huntin', to the accompaniment of Chubby Dynamo’s piano. Denny is the state’s sanctioned official hunter, but lately the baars have been runnin' low. The crowd has been milling around up till this moment; but suddenly everyone’s step is arrested and their attention is drawn to the club's entrance. There, stepping from one of the few limousines still in existence in Fallsasia, is Miss Eleanor Suss- man, foremost hair stylist of the day, and renowned for her chain of beauty shops across the state. As she elegantly proceeds to enter, Marcia Rosenblum, dashing madly to the door, collides with Eleanor, and, the dignified atmosphere broken, both women collapse in hysterics. This sets off a chain reaction and all the guests have begun to roar. Suddenly a voice booms above us and our laughter is immediately checked; the regular two-minute Hate period is about to begin. The co-directors of this activity are Jacob Levine and Skip Carnesi, and tonight the Hate period is directed at Steve Goldstein, Enemy of the People. The Minister of Thought-fault, Robert Rittner, accompanied by his bodyguard, George Brown, enters at this time; he is well pleased with the guests’ zestful participa- tion. However, he notices two laggards, and his suspicions aroused, he immediately summons, by means of a portable telescreen, three plus-think policemen, Butch Dragon- chuk, Bernie Hartman, and Ray Hummel. The men approach the victims, Bob Balducci, well-known astronaut, and Steve Altman, noted racing enthusiast, and cart them away to the Ministry of Love where the two will be booked on suspicion. The demonstration completed, the guests file into the dining room where they are greeted by the Maitre de, Bob Cohen, with the customary State salute. With the aid of his hostesses, Karen Sherman, Kathleen Brown, Linda Bernstein, and Sandy Hale, Mr. Cohen quickly seats the guests. Then follows a full-course meal, which, although usually reserved for restaurants, Class Prophecy is being served tonight with the compliments of Sam Mennes, Fallsasia's greatest gourmet chef. Philip Carter, famous for his invention of the telescreen, beckons from a nearby table; he and his two associates, Steve Schienberg and Paul Michaels are involved in a heated discussion with Bill Whittaker, noted mathematician, concerning the validity of the 3 plus 6 equals 10 theorem. We move on to another table and whom do we see but Florence De Puy, the State's special librarian. She is conversing with Karen Hillman, the discussion touch- ing upon the latter’s forthcoming dictionary, Newspeak Respoken.” The two are working together on translations of the Iliad and the Odyssey into Newspeak, the of- ficial State language. Also sitting at their table is Judith Intrator, distinguished essay- ist, who is busily impressing upon Barbara Griff, formulator of Thrice-think, integral part of the new tongue of Newspeak, the condition of Today's Comrade. Miss Intrator has incorporated her discourse on this subject in her new volume entitled, Ignorance is Peace. Fran Leff sidles up to the table; she is the state's supreme philosopher and Psy- chologist; now she is relating her experiences with a patient who refused to believe that War is Peace and Freedom is Slavery. Roberta Todras has just moved into the circle, and has proceeded to argue with Fran; for emphasis, she slings her diamond-studded fur over her shoulder. Miss Todras married a State fireman who reputedly has a secret fortune estimated in the millions . . . Turning aside we recognize Pam Turner and her husband; Pam is currently teach- ing on a missile base in the Northern part of Fallsasia . . . Also in sight is Pat Econdmou, the State’s most celebrated swimming star . . . Sitting graciously at the next table are Sally Kantrowitz, Sheila Kanner, and Shirley Wright. Miss Kantrowitz is Secretary for the Inner Party Association; Miss Kanner manages Kan-your-aches, a home for convalescents; and Miss Wright is the only nurse allowed in the men’s ward of Bellevue . . . Helaine Rosenthal has just sauntered in, dragging her husband behind her. She is resplendently dressed and doesn’t look as if she’s touched a typewriter since I960 . . . Coming toward us is Carolyn Furniss; she informs us that she now controls all of Class Prophecy Fallsasia's telephone offices. Glancing again at the surrounding tables we see an informal convention of outcast businessmen of Fallsasia. Gerald Eckert appears to be presiding over the meeting; he is president of the Fallsasia Freezer Company. Fran Gerson is the only woman sitting at this table; she controls all the ice cream distributors in the state. Herbert Gold is giving a long tirade on the quality of his Lincoln Air Craft. Clinton Eltz, the noted ballistics expert, listens intently along with electronics mastermind, Eddie Inghrim. Incidentally, he collaborated with Phillip Carter on the invention of the telescreen. Gary Lungen, owner of the Ford Jet Sales Service, the largest of its kind in Fallsasia. We recognize the four cigarette girls: Rita Chernow, Barbara Klein, Iva Kozachuk and Alice Lowe. They are masquerading as such for tonight's affair, but in reality, they are all secretaries in the Department of the Ministry of Truth. We also are familiar with the cigarette boy, Dave Rasnick, otherwise known as our foremost cigarette grubber. The sports table, we note, includes Royal Wilson, Carl Novick, and Bob Kunis who will be State representatives in the coming Olympics as basketball stars. Gary Hoffman will be covering this event for the State's eminent newspaper, 'Tngsoc.” Military heroes, Howie and Saul Mostowski, have already been delegated to the streets. They are both renowned gymnasts. We see that two new members have pierced the ranks at the Sports table—Pat Oesterreich and Carol Morris. These women, although married, still continue their favorite sport, Speed-ball. Kevin Mullen, Romeo of the Age, waltzes from table to table; he is currently involved with several business enterprises, one of which is the manufacturing of Sani-Last, a new type of toothpaste which stays on even under water. The lights are dimming and the noise recedes. The show is ready to begin. Heather Duke graces the spotlights attention. Miss Duke, the star of stage and screen, is performing an excerpt from her new stage hit, Voodville.” Mary Goodwin is next to appear. She is singing times from her first record album, Silence is Golden. Class Prophecy Stanley Kestecher has the floor now. He is famed for his wonderful accordion playing, often belting out such songs as Mishugana Blues.” Fallsasia's foremost belly dancer, Rita Schlifkin, steals the show tonight. She has recently appeared at a benefit performance given to build up the morale of the state's frontlines. The most glamorous movie star in Fallsasia, Miss Eileen Kaplan, is showing a prevue of her not-yet released picture, A Comrade-In-Arms, otherwise known as Blood, Sweat, and Cheers. Francine Gordon has consented to finish the show with a modeling exhibition. Her staff includes Judy Gainen, part-time French teacher; Jane Weisbord, Fallsasia's most conservative beatnik (she also writes poetry); and Flo Misner, who is showing the new Semel line of maternity styles. Flo is presently expecting her .eighth. Maddy Semel has just walked in and she is now complimenting Flo on her fine taste (when Flo isn't modeling maternity styles, she writes for Mad Magazine) . . . Wait—Something unexpected—there is a horse on stage, and there astride it is Linda Friedberg, privately a Senator in the Party, and publicly Fallsasia's wildest cowgirl . . . Pamala Atlas and Thelma Pinckney parading as stable boys run madly after the horse. They are professionally a dance team. Then as the horse trots offstage, Mr. Winitsky, our host for this evening, rises to make an announcement. It seems that Ronald Miller has just been elected to a new post . . . Head of the Ministry of Peace. Our host also brings Merilyn Jacobson, Ruth Greenzweig, Louis Saperstein on stage. We remember them as our old class officers. Merilyn Jacobson is now a biologist in the state crime lab; Ruth Greenzweig a brilliant chemist and discoverer of Smear, a new kind of lipstick; and Louis Saperstein is in charge of all the roulette wheels and slot machines in town. There follows a short speech by Mr. Winitsky in which he wishes us all well and recalls the wonderful times we shared in Fallsburgh High. Then glancing at the clock, we see it is one minute to twelve; drinks, swizzle sticks, noise makers and hats are raised high in the air poised for action. And suddenly we are welcoming in the new year in celebrating together—the Class of I960! 'Do you Remember? Rm. 45, Brizcl speaking” The jazz sessions in Mrs. Kramer's Business English Mr. Wasserman's super-duper gum-sniffer Mr. Madeo’s prize pupil in Drama Speech was Jake Levine shhh! Mrs. Greeeene is coming! Mr. Feldman told Mike S. to give Karen some moments to remember” in the back room Ivan” in Mr. Brizel's room Mr. Halchak chased Merilyn into the girls’ room The worm on Mr. Beytin's seat Mr. Brizel told us we wouldn't get into college if we didn't pass geometry until hell froze over. Mr. Feldman said you can't be half-pregnant” Mr. Malamud's experiments never worked Mr. Weiss whispered The famous water-gun fights with Mr. Brizel and Mr. Beytin Mr. Brizel yelled, Idiots, turn around!’’—and we all did! Susie met Mr. Brizel in a smoky dive The student teachers at F.C.S. We taught Mr. Leshner how to change a diaper Mr. La Ruffa took Barbara G. over his knee Mr. Beytin fell into the waste-paper basket, backwards We crowned King Julie” Mr. Denning beamed his first smile Mr. Weiss' POINT!!! What a great time we had in Mr. Allen's gym classes All the burnt cakes in Miss Anthony’s classes When Butch D. was Miss Ferrari’s pet Mr. Furniss’ speed limit in Driver Ed. Mrs. Grossman’s “bouncing and bending” Mr. Kaplan’s patience and understanding as Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Kasofsky was so helpful in the library Mr. Longo’s few word” lectures Mr. Primack’s touch situation Mrs. Farmer and Mr. Cohen in Jr. high Miss Rosner’s stop-watch The first quarterly marks from Mr. Halchak Special delivery boy Halchak brought Miss Ferrari’s pocketbook to school in a paper bag Jani put an alka-seltzer in Mr. Monk’s inkwell Mr. Madeo told Carl he dresses like Mack the Knife” They carried Mr. Halchak off the basketball court Mr. Wasserman gave Steve S. lessons in penmanship Mr. La Ruffa’s white bucks Mr. Wiles taught us how to compute baseball averages Mr. Friedman taught us how to dance Trips to Mr. Goldstein’s office Mr. Longo’s tests Mr. Weiss lost all that weight Mr. Colvin’s advice Miss Haines’ haven for homework dodgers When Mr. Dennings Latin II class brought apples for the teacher Big Brother Our one minute of silence for Paul Revere’s horse, Jenny, in Miss Channer s class 54 Jocus Yearbook Advisor: Mr. F. Kaplan i i M i ri •LOT Business: F. Misner; S. Kanner: R. Greenzweig; J. Weisbord; M. Jacobson idr . S. Davis; M. Gold Literary: P. Turner, J. Immerman; R. Todras; F. Misner; L. Fried- berg; K. Hillman Typing: E. Kaplan; H. Rosenthal Qeneral Organization GENERAL ORGANIZATION—FRONT ROW: M Jacobson; F. Gordon SECOND ROW F. Misncr; J. Immerman; E. Kantzler; F. Leff. THIRD ROW: Mr. Leshner: G. Gins- berg; M. Schmuckler; R. Strauss: M. Freier. LAST ROW: G. Slater; J. Goldstein; L. Silverman; camera shy: L. Fairbrother; S. Kaplan; J. Weisbord; H Duke {Judiciary Committee 58 JUDICIARY COMMITTEE—Left to right N. Greenaweic: E Sussman. J. Immerman: J Spiro; N Lemberger; camera shy: S. Goldstein: E Novick J tkletic Association A.A.—Left to right: N. Kanner; P. Fedun; G. Brown; M. Gold; S. Davis; I. Wolfer; R. Raymon; M. Rosenblum; Mr. Allen; camera shy: S. Fox; S. Osdoby; F. Higgins; D. Gold; H. Speck- hart; A. Bedik Comet COMET—Left to right: L. Harra; S. Schwartz; J. Weisbrod; V. Turner; B. Griff; Mr. Feldman: E. Pilney; M. Gold; Camera shy: L. Saperstein; M. Jacobson; F. Gordon 59 Music BAND—left to right, FIRST ROW: J. Intrator, S. Davis, R. Levine, Mr. La Ruffa, E. Kantzler, S. Osdoby, S. Kantrowitz. SECOND ROW: D. Cohen, L. Levine, F. Gordon, T. Winitsky, R. Greenzweig, C. Moskowitz, L. Friedberg, N. Lemberger, M. Budlong. THIRD ROW: H. Griff, F. Michel son, F. Penski, S. Cohen. E. Frank. E. Gold, P. Katz. FOURTH ROW: M. Jacobson, K. Hillman, J. Levine, E. Spector, H. Oesterreich, J. Goldstein, D. Kaplan, S. Schwartz, J. Gainen, A. Sitomer. FIFTH ROW: J. Seleznow, G. VanVleet, B. Baxter, S. Scheinberg, S. Schwartz. J. Canter, A. Rosenshein, P.Hertz. SIXTH ROW: T. Hillman, S. Madeo. A. Honig, J. Weisbord, L. Weisbord, V. Turner, N. Smilowitz, E. Novick. SEVENTH ROW: M. Frier, M. Schmuckler, V. McCarthy, R. Rittncr, R. Allen. M. Leff, S. Levine, L. Sacks. M. Johnson, N. Kanner, absent; M. Gold. P. Michaels, F. Misner, P. Oesterreich, R. Todras, P. Turner, B. Whittaker, H. Otten- heimer, C. Rosenberg, F. Rosenberg, S. Wasserman, R. Whittaker, R. Wasserman, E. Giodano, B. Schienberg, J. Schwartz, L. Gainen, M. Wasserman, J. Kaplan, A. Hauper. 60 CHORUS—FIRST ROW: V. Turner, H. Griff, S. Cohen, R. Schlifkin, D. Cohen, S. Madeo, J. Gainen, E. Kantzler. SECOND ROW: J. Intrator. P. Turner, A. Rosenshein, F. Misner, A. Honig. M Rosenblum, R Henderson. THIRD ROW: M. Braver, S. Schwartz, R. Whittaker, N. Kanner. W. Whittaker, M. Wiles, S. Wasserman, V. McCarthy. 61 Zkespian Society J. Weisbord; V. McCarthy; G. Slater; Jane Weisbord; J. Immerman; J. Intrator; T. Winitsky; R. Rittner; K. Hill- man; M. Rosenblum; J. Gainen; F. Misner; P. Turner; F. Madeo; B. Griff; R. Todras HONOR SOCIETY—left to right: J. Goldstein, E. Spector, L. Friedberg, W. Whittaker, D. Winfield, J. Gainen, T. Winitsky, R. Todras, R. Greenzweig, F. Misner, K. Hillman, Mr. Denning. R. Whittaker, R. Levine, B. Griff, N. Lem- berger, J. Weisbord, J. Intrator. L. Levine. Absent: S. Davis, S. Kantrowitz, R. Rittner, J. Kesner, F. Leff, P. Michaels, L. Sacks. ,Debate Club DEBATE: M. Gold, P. Michaels, J. Goldstein, R. Todras, S. Kantrowitz, L. Proyect, L. Sacks, Mr. Weiss. 63 Left to right, FIRST ROW: S. Kanner; I. Wolfer; E. Frank. SECOND ROW: S. Kaplan; E. Gold. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wiles; P. Fedun; E Sussman; f. Immerman; J. Intrator Aquatics Left to right, FIRST ROW: S. Edelkind; N. Smilowitz; S. Kornifoff; R. Whitaker; B. Slobodow; � � A. Edelkind; L. Vogul; T. H.liman. SECOND ROW: P. Higgins; T. Berg; J. Levine; J. Semel; Mrs. Grossman; G. Higgins; M. Rothman; H. Fox; J. Holtzman typing ROW BY ROW: H. Miller; K. Brown; N. Lemberger; R. Green; J. Rose; R. Strauss; M. Carey; M. Budlong; V. Kove; D. Farquhar; L. Fairbrpther; G. Van Vleet; I. Bowman; camera shy: M. Jacobson Spanish 65 Left to right: A. Kostra: Mr. Longo; G. Brown; R. Smilowitz; M. Freier ?. H.A Left to right: F. DeRey; M. Goodwin; N. Budd; R. Chernow; Miss Anthony; P. Tierney; P. Economou; camera shy: P. Stratton; D. Schwartz 66 Left to right: R. Greensweig; T. Winitsky; W. Whittaker; S. Schwartz; M. Schmuckler; Mr. Brizel; camera shy: E. Inghrim; R. Balducci 67 Soccer M. Braver J. Hayes G. Brown D. Kaplan J. Bullock A. Kostrana S. Carnesi R. Kunis R. Cohen M. Mednick S. Cohen S. Minarsky S. Dainack C. Novick D. Fairbrother D. Rasnick A. Feldman H. Sakofsky B. Fox M. Schmuckler S. Fox M. Wiles J. Fraley R. Wilson M. Freir D. Zaken F. Draganchuk Managers: H. Gold B. Gerson S. Goldstein L. Bedik B. Mitteer OPPONENT AT HOME SCORE OPPONENT SCORE Ellenville Away 0 0 Monticello Home 1 0 Middletown Home 2 5 Ellenville Home 4 2 Monticello Away 2 1 Middletown 68 Away 0 4 Cheerleaders VARSITY BASKETBALL—FIRST ROW: E. Pilney; S. Cohen; P. Oesterreich; E. Frank; R Schlifkin. SECOND ROW: H. Griff; M. Roscnblum; M. Johnson; S. Wright; V. Turner; P Tierney; L. Fairbrother J V. BASKETBALL—M. Kay; G. Van Vieet; S. Welkis; P. Higgins; S. Cohen; H. Oesterreich; S. Levine; G. Wilson; camera shy: E. Giordano; S. Fedun; F Higgins SOCCER—Left to right: S. Cohen; P. Oesterreich; E. Pilney; R. Schlifkin; H. Griff; S. Wright; V. Turner; M. Rosenblum; M. Johnson; P. Tierney 69 Varsity Basketball VARSITY—left to right: L. Taube, Our LIZA, H. Gold, B. Kunis, M. Wiles, M Schmuckler, S. Camesi, R. Wilson, Mr. J. Halchak, Coach, B. Gerson, L. Bcdik, L. Deutsch, Managers, C. Novick, L. Saperstein, F. Dragonchuk, C. Hoffman, D. Fairbrother. P. Michaels. junior Varsity basketball JUNIOR VARSITY: Mr. J. McDermott, Coach; A. Feldman, D. Gold, S. Cauthers, J. Ginsberg, S. Wasserman, D. Kaplan, V. McCarthy, J. Fraley, R. Raymond, F. Penski, B. Rossman, C. Hodes, M. Braver, C. Gibson, T. Hillman. Absent: G. Slater, P. Hertz, L. Findling. CLASS OF 1961—FRONT ROW: Mr. Leshner; Mr. Wiles. SECOND ROW: M. Braver; E. Spector; B. Feldman; C. Mos- kowitz; S. Wilson; P. Fedun: A. Komitsky; K. Seletsky; C. Gibson; D. Kaplan; R. Yakin; C. Rosenberg; J. Canter. THIRD ROW: A. Grossman; V. Clines; M. Ferrante; S. Bergman; R. Newberg; T. Herman; S. Grossman; A. Hedman; S. Fox; E. Levitz; R. Whittaker; F. Kaplan; B. Fox; S. Levine. FOURTH ROW: D. Kaplan; G. Edwards; M. Budlong; M. Billups; I. Wolfer; I. Dunn; N. Lemberger; J. Hayes; S. Kaplan; M. Wiles; H. Oesterreich; N. Smilowitz; S. Schwartz. FIFTH ROW: M. Edelkind; R. Levine; L. Levine; C. Price; T. Kostrna; B. Smith; D. Zaken; D. Winfield; D. Dainack; D. Cross; I. Katz; L. Grossman; H. Ottenheimer. TOP ROW: S. Wasserman; M. Brustein; H. Sakofsky; M. Reynolds; G. Slater; L. Sacks; J. Goldstein; E. Kantzler; J. Fraley; M. Teletsky; S. Korniloff; B. Lara; V. McCarthy; camera shy: P. Atlas; N. Greenzweig; M. Julkerski; D. Rasnick; F. Rosenberg; P. Rosenberg; D. Seleznow; J. Weisbord CLASS OF 1962—FRONT ROW: M. Mednick; R. Smilowitz; J. Spiro; D. Yakin; C. Hodes; L. R Proyect; Mr. Beytin; Mr. Longo; Mr. Wasserman; S. Edelkind; F. Michel son; E. Moskowitz; R. Allan; L. Proyect. SECOND ROW: B. Reynolds; W. Kolansky; J. Seleznow; A. Cousinin; V. Kove; M. Carey; P. Gleish; H. Miller; K. Kiriakou; R. Strauss; I. Bowman; R. Hartman; L. Bedik. THIRD ROW: N. Kanner; D. Farquhar; E. Podwell; Y. Zubow; S. Minarsky; V. Kimbcl; A Feldman; A. Rosenshein; D. Kurland; E. Frank; J. Farquhar; I. Cohen; J. Bullock; F. Cohen. FOL'RTH ROW: G. Van Vleet; P. Hertz; I. Goldstein; D. DePuy; M. Jacobson; W. Decker; L. Fairbrother; R. Green; N. Budd; R. Brown; E. Gold; R. Farquhar. TOP ROW: N. Kowalik; S. Tauber; R. Turner; D. Eckert; J. Ginsberg; E. Novick; M. Freier; A. Honig; H. Lida; M. Damcus; W. Dill; S. Osdoby; J.. Winfield; camera shy: S. Cohen; J. Frei; E. Fried- berg; B. Gerson; M. Greenfield; E. Ingber; R. Jones; P. Katz; M. Liebowitz; L. Levine; G. Levner; R. Pinckney; J. Rose; H. Rosen 72 JUNIOR HIGH G.O.—FIRST ROW, back to front: M. Oretsky; L. Deutch; D. Gold. SECOND ROW: S. Madeo; B. Rosman; J. Kaplan; S. Chonin. THIRD ROW: L. Gainen; Mrs. Walters; D. Young; D. Kaplan; J. Levine. FOURTH ROW: B. Schwartz; B. Kantrowitz; V. Osdoby; E. Todras; M Bey tin; C. Gold; president, T. Hillman CLASS OF 1963—FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Friedman; Miss Cramner; Mr. Wiles. SECOND ROW: L. Deutsch; R. Henderson; S. H. Houghtailing; F. Wachs; R. Schulman; M. Leff; S. Madeo; C. Faber; C. Balducci; S. Ruderman; A Lapinsky; J. Parker. SECOND ROW: J. Mentneck; R. Deg raw; R. Carnesi; H. Saperstein; J. Craig; S. Meri; J. Coninian; M. Mintz; L. Roffman; S. 'Femes; F. Higgins; W. Wizner; J. Levine; F. Hatch; A. Hayes; T. Hillman; P. Higgins; B Rosman; D. Wilson. THIRD ROW: H. Vogel; J. Dill; R. Pinckney; D. Young; D. Gold; R. Schmall; E. Mosher; S. Welkis; L. Schmitt; B. Dunn; S. Shaw; G. Wilson; S. Sakofsky; D. Cohen; B. Scheinberg; S. Cohen; H. Ingber; S. Fedun; S. Lungen. FIFTH ROW: S. Dill; G. Toohey; T. Berg; W. Krum; L. Hatch; I. Kalansky; S. Miller; S. Cauthers; M. Kay; L. Findling; G. Smith; D. Robinson; R. Raymond; C. Churak; F. Penski; C. Hartman; D. Kaplan; A. Todras; camera shy: E. Giordano 73 CLASS OF 1964—FRONT ROW: Mrs. Strauss; Mr. La Ruffa. SECOND ROW: B. Saperstein; B. Hayes; E. Scheinwald: D. Binstock; J. Holtzman; L. Gainen; A. Bedik; D. Lemberger; S. Cochrane; L. Morris; E. Bradford; V. Zimmer; N. Cousinin; S. Dishner; R. Fine; L. Morris; S. Goldfarb; A. Merchant; N. Cross; A. Edelkind; D. Oretsky. THIRD ROW: D. Schwartz; R. Weigand; H. Huber; C. Karchmer; M. Raskin; W. Baxter; M. Wasserman; J. Levine; B. Michaels; S. Kunis; P. Sarno; B. Nitteer; K. Raymond; R. Wordon; M. Dimas; R. Tully; S. Chonin; S. Proyect; F. KarHl; W. Powell; B. Brown; S. Gerson. FOURTH ROW: S. Turner; G. Komi I off; H. Fleischer; C. Lupton; B. Mednick; R. Farber; A. Hughes; M. Rose; J. Arthur; D. Miller; G. Decker; A. Welkis; S. Tauber; S. Cohen; E. Atlas; M. Oretsky; J. Semel; F. Cash; J. Faust; A. Sitomer; M. Schnabel. FIFTH ROW: R. Cohen; M. Kagan; B. Van Vleet; J. Fodor; A. Gulkow; J. Kaplan; P. Duke; M. Rothman; R. Van Leuvan; R. Levine; W. Conklin; L. Davis; A. Brown; C. Brown; W. Lowe; J. Julkerski; C. Eltz; R. Manko; J. Schwartz. SIXTH ROW: H. Van Guilder; S. Jacobs; C. Spitzer; R. Wasserman; A. Hauber; T. Davis; J. Green; B. Gross; D. Arnold; R. Poole; B. Baker; H. Speckhardt; B. Stein; R. Krieger; H. Wolfer; J. Moshier; M. Jones; V. Budd CLASS OF 1965: Mr. Hardik; Mrs. Finkelstein; H. Fox; L. Greene; B. Gold; J. Mednick; B. Kaplan; B. Kanterwitz; C. Merchant; M. McDermott; Mr. Grossman. SECOND ROW: E. Schwartz; H. Levner; B. Allen; T. Mathews; P. Leroy; E. Winard; D. Hartman; R. Kaplan; H. Berger; E. Welkks; H. Alport; E. Todras; A. Cherrack; B. McKofsky; M. Lacterman; S. Immerman; T. Baxter; C. Zalsky; M. Krammer; D. Rosen; B. Slobodo; L. Shatkin. THIRD ROW: M. Barsky; B. Jacobson; M. Goldstein; V. Osdoby; R. Whittaker; E. Effermson; H. Cauthers; F. Chemow; M. Beytin; K. Kamintzky; D. Gordon; J. Jamroz; S. Gordon; G. Grant; R. Yaken; L. Charlow; L. Vogol; J. Kanner; J. Sullivan; J. Lawrence; R. Rasnik; K. Naggie. FOURTH ROW: C. Wichensky; J. Weinstein; E. Janko; S. Novick; A. Morris; P. Kaplan; P. Halleck; D. Berger; J. Chrisia; D. Conklin; G. Hilt; A. Pantell; P. Tooey; B. Gold; M. Todras; W. Mintz; H. Katz; C. Gold; B. Samuels; F. Cladney; M. Gilbert, G. Kraft. FIFTH ROW: G. Price; G. Kates; G. Teletsky; S. Kovel; M. Merdin; M. Cohen; J. Hoffman; S. Faster; C. Bradford; C. Krumb; S. Davis; L. Budd; B. Smith; S. Balbirer; F. Fiokow- sky; N. Fraley; S. Danenack; H. Tamen; R. Rotter. SIXTH ROW: F. Tauber; M. Kross; E. Bute; S. Scklar; C. Bern- stein; P. Berg; L. Lungen; E. Brown; R. Gerson; J. Prottos; J. Battaglia; B. O’Neill; K. McCarthy; R. Kaplan; B. Armor; B. Chervak; G. Higgins. SEVENTH ROW: W. Selagonia; M. Reynolds; C. Printz; K. Duncan; B. Printz; H. Burns; R Morgan; C. Smith; R. Penshansky; V. Lake; M. Countot; F. Cash; C. Carey; G. Bernstein; J. Green; C. McCall 74 Special Zkanks MM CUSTODIAL STAFF—left to right: Mr. T. Shevlin, Mr. A. Huber, Mr. P. Spinelli, Mr H. Tremper Mr. F. Young, Mr. F. Eltz. MR. L. 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